There’s already a 4th instalment!?…We haven’t even changed console generations yet!
The fourth game in the Assassins Creed franchise has arrived. Does this trip down memory lane, by means of the Animus, have what it takes to keep gamers plugged in to the series? Find out after the jump… continue reading...
A puzzle game for those who like a good old fashioned murder mystery set in the ’60s.
Portable gaming and puzzles have always gone hand in hand. Well, with this flashy title Ubisoft is hoping to merge 3D with brain teasers and a crime theme. Does it work, or does it fall flat? Find out after the jump… continue reading...
The Rayman that you know and love is back in an all-new 2D adventure.
The limbless hero is back for a retro-inspired 4-player platforming romp in stunning 2D! …Need a break from First Person Shooters and curious if this old Ubisoft Mascot has what it takes to rekindle a mostly dead genre in the form of a non-downloadable title? Well then, you best be hitting the jump for my full review… continue reading...
A guitar game based in reality? Rock On!
Do you have the desire to play a guitar game that hooks up to an actual guitar and aims to not just have you achieve a high score, but learn how to play for real? Well then, you may be in luck. Hit the jump to learn more… continue reading...
Everyone wants to become a superhero…but can PowerUp Heroes deliver the goods?
Kinect is beginning to get a fair share of appealing titles that promise to use its controller-free interactive gaming in exciting new ways. While many promise a fantastic experience, fewer have been able to deliver. Is Ubisoft’s super-hero themed PowerUp Heroes up to the task? Hit the jump for my full review. continue reading...
Will dancing fans find another great must-play experience, or simple filler?
Ubisoft’s dance franchise is back and busting a move all home consoles. While the PS3 version is still missing in action, we have had a chance to check out the game’s other formats. So is it worthy of your time, or a shallow two-step experience that is best skipped? Learn more after the jump… continue reading...
The iconic driving sandbox driving franchise is back after a long and painful absence.
The driver franchise is back after a long pause, and re-introduces itself to a new generation of gamers. Is it worth a simple test drive, or the full cost of ownership? Hit the jump to find out… continue reading...
The music video game, “Michael Jackson: The Experience” hit stores today for Xbox 360’s Kinect and PlayStation 3’s PlayStation Move. continue reading...
The 3DS brings middle of the road graphics to handheld games. Image Source: Ubergizmo
The Nintendo 3DS is shaping up to be a powerful little machine with a fine ability to push polygons. In fact, Ubisoft Montreal- the developers of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell 3DS says that they were “able to run the Unreal engine on this console console, which is pretty impressive for a handheld machine, and the 3D doesn’t affect the performance.” However, Epic Games may have something to say about this revelation. Find out more after the jump… continue reading...
“Billy Jean, not my… zvzvzvzvz”
Pirates used to be fought with cannonballs, now we simply annoy them so badly that they can’t use their stolen booty! That’s right, anyone who takes on the goal of to illegally downloading the new Nintendo DS version of ‘Michael Jackson: The Experience’ will discover that Ubisoft has turned to the awesome power of the Vuvuzela! continue reading...
